The bug is not fixed in Alpha 3 alternate install, but workaround with
boot-time option "grub-installer/grub2_instead_of_grub_legacy=false"
works. The reason I have it is a second OS on the HDD.
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sometimes tries to edit menu.lst even with GRUB 2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/385995
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I downloaded the daily build on 16thran an update in the live
environmentthen installed alongside my vista.
There is an entry in the grub menu for vista but on selecting it, it says
bootmgr missing.
it was allright when jaunty was installed.
is there anyway to boot into vista successfully
I tried to perform an install of Karmic Alpha 2 with the desktop i386 CD
and suffered from this bug, and using the boot-time option "grub-
installer/grub2_instead_of_grub_legacy=false" listed in the release
notes did not work, unfortunately. I have a dual-boot configuration with
Windows 7 RC on my
vaibhav mishra: Your installation of Vista will be unaffected itself,
although GRUB won't be configured to be able to boot it so you may have
to reinstall the Vista boot loader. There's an install-time workaround
in the Alpha 2 release notes; if this is too complex for you, you can
wait until Alpha
This bug was fixed in the package grub-installer - 1.37ubuntu3
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grub-installer (1.37ubuntu3) karmic; urgency=low
* If using GRUB 2, don't try to edit menu.lst to change the timeout (LP:
#385995). We need to do something with the GRUB 2 timeout, but this is
blocked on sett
I have A Vista installed in a drive and I am attemting a install,
although I am now going to use Vista for a fair amount of time in near
future , I still want to know , is it make Vista not usable(fine - with
- me) or also made current 9.10 entry un-bootable
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sometimes tries to edit menu.lst ev
Yes, that's also the situation that occurred with duplicate bug 386062,
the disk image had a previous install of intrepid/kubuntu that was
resized.
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That would be correct. I had another install of karmic on a 2nd hard
drive. Even though I did tell it to use the entire drive, I did not
erase the 2nd drive.
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sometimes tries to edit menu.lst even with GRUB 2
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My comment about this happening if you try to use a GRUB password was
wrong; grub-installer is careful to only offer this for GRUB Legacy.
That leaves (b).
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sometimes tries to edit menu.lst even with GRUB 2
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The problem is that our code to show the menu by default and raise the
timeout hasn't been adapted to GRUB 2 yet. (Actually GRUB 2 does that by
default so we probably need to do the inverse.)
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